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August 14th 05, 10:59 PM
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adjacent airspace handoff
Say I fly VFR from ISP to FRG. It's less than two miles from the end of
ISP's Class C to the start of FRG's Class D (unless I stay below 1500 for more than ten miles, which I'd rather not do). In a situation like this, would the Class C controller typically 1) hand me off to the Class D controller; 2) approve an early frequency change; or 3) neither? --Gary 
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